Pedro Vadhar

Producciones Cielo y Tierra – Heaven and Earth Productions. A bridge between invisible ancient worlds and your own perception. Mexican musician and founder of the band "Cielo y Tierra," Pedro Vadhar, inspired by the power of spiritual channeling of Native American ancient chants, and the sophistication and positive vibration of progressive pop, creates his own unique genre, the result of a process mainly focused on vocal works. From his beginnings, he attracts the attention of a wide public seeking more connection with Mother Earth. In 1994, he records his first album "Cielo y Tierra vol.1," with the participation of Jon Anderson (Yes) and Dan Lacksman (Deep Forest). Chicago Tribune, 1995: "We can define Cielo y Tierra as a project which is capable of interpreting the feelings that are experienced in this change of eras. In other words, it is music that takes us out of the ordinary world and into a 'no time,' that which makes us remember the nostalgia and images of what we have kept buried and which emerges again as an invisible force in the hearts of people of all ages, people who come together in one historical moment. Forgotten roots and fantasies become real as mature visions appear from behind the commercial product's screen with elements all their own..." Nowadays, "Cielo y Tierra" has converted itself into a recording label company, focused on two main goals for this year: - The release of its fifth album "Recuerdos del Futuro" (Memories of the Future) and a few more albums of unreleased songs, as well as a compilation of women's chants from the world: "The Voices of the Goddess," all produced by Pedro Vadhar. - Opening the wings of the label toward meeting new musical talents, and musical pieces or chants from all over the world, that are related to the same essential ancestral vision of love and light.